drag camera from 3d to 2d
yet another fast way to see (tag) critical images...
What I was doing is looking at the reconstruction of one of my components in 3d view and I can see the gap where the images from other components need to fill.. so thinking I'd drag over the image for tagging by selecting the camera model and drag it to a 2d window.
It didn't work, but would be nice if it had :)
Instead I had to select the camera, then read the selected input window and then go find the image in either the pose or image list.
I also tried dragging the selected input(s) filename to a 2d window... That also didn't work but clicking did assign a colour to the image so I expect once I master the colour window thing, it will save searching the list so often.
Just a suggestion...
Jennifer
What I was doing is looking at the reconstruction of one of my components in 3d view and I can see the gap where the images from other components need to fill.. so thinking I'd drag over the image for tagging by selecting the camera model and drag it to a 2d window.
It didn't work, but would be nice if it had :)
Instead I had to select the camera, then read the selected input window and then go find the image in either the pose or image list.
I also tried dragging the selected input(s) filename to a 2d window... That also didn't work but clicking did assign a colour to the image so I expect once I master the colour window thing, it will save searching the list so often.
Just a suggestion...
Jennifer
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Hi Jennifer,
Hold "Ctrl" while click and dragging the selected camera icon to the 2d window. your idea will then work ;)
Very useful if you open 1+2+2+2 layout for tagging multiple images by dragging each camera to a new window. -
Wow, that was very useful, thanks Luke!
Jennifer, if you need some talking through the color thing, I would be willing to help! PM or here...
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